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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-11

Il Massachusetts the Republicans re
elected Amg~. their Candidate for Governor
Ben Gutler', recent ayJwat Of his Intended
support of lowering the Democratic caudi-
dpt-, having cuectualiy done the business
for that gentleman.
In New Jersey tha Republicans carried
the Legislature which, Ir not reversed hex;
year. will enable them ID elect member OF
the Unjted States Senate in January Isso.
10 succeed Mcpherson, d. mocrat.
In Maryland the Democrats elected thslr
candidate To- Governor, other STATE Officers
aud majority Of the Legislature.
In Virginia where 10 was 'roOt hog or de-
with "BuI Malone, who was fghtilg for a
Legislature that. would send him back 70
Washington ss the successor OF that lively
and Interesting apgt0v, Harry RjddIe6erger,
the Democrats swept the board and retain
their large maiogity on Joint ballot in the
Legislature. This fini>ups Nahone's politi
cal aspirations aud hs has fallen like Luci-
fer, "Ueyer more 20 rise"
In Ohio the Republicans re-eIecssd Fora
ker the present Governor and also carried
the LsGis latuye
In Iowa the Republican candidate for
Governor was elected by Che skin OF his
teeth his majority not being over 5000 or at
most 10000.
In Oregon the Prohibition amendment was
deaieated by majority o, about . ooJ.
Taken as a whole the result Of tbs elec-
tions Gu Tuesday is satisfactory to the De-
moc-ats and puts them in lrst class ghtIur
order tos the great Presidential! battle OF
aeNt year.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-11
The brotherhood OF Locomotive Fngin.

The tweuiy-fOurth annual Grand In
teruat:Oual CuayeDtiou Of the Bro,her-
hooi ot Locomotive Engineers was held
IN Chicago on the l9-h October, with
delegates present from all parts Of the
Union. The Grand Chief EngiCeer, z.
II. Arthur, with his usual rare Good
s-Cse, SAID IN the course fhis annual adj
dress: we are enemies Olly 10 wrong
Ia us various devices and gaIbs. and
can Gssurediy say that political schemes
and aspirations have no plaza Lur "a. RI
IN our association. 4 mighty army of
men, representing 36J dI visions. has
gathered about nucles OF - men who.
"a years ago, assembled in the city OF
Detroit aud started an organization dss-
tined TO be more than they knew or
dreamed. To day we number -25 600
men, and white our numbers are great.
We would not have you consider only The
quantity. but the quality as well. To
De 4 brotherhood man, four things are
requisite, namely SOhTietY, truth,
justice, aud morality. This Is our mot
20, and upon this precept have we based
our practice. We have paid out during
The fiscal year just closed, TO widows
and orphans. $3.50 500. making a total
o.. - 24i OU9.6l that we have paid sInce
the association was established. Our
JpUpOi'S circulation has now reached
-, 900 from which We derive a rsyenus
0t So,@22. 81 per year. Taking all things
INTO consideration, Our relations, both
To ourselves and with various railroads
employing Brotherhood men, are AMIGA
b'-. Nhcr we consider the dissa;isfsc-
t'nu "h,Ch Is every where manifest e51ut
U>, oar few troubles pale i'm ins.guig-
'.sne|- There bSve been Zines and
lHci.erts when The strike was Ih-,
or'; cauTt Or appeals Tor The working
udH. anG ;he evil Jay III The abuse OF
tHtW scd uCt "a TIE use Of them. The
Del uoaS used TO GJjng about "A success
Iui termination of s-rIkJS, the abus- of
properly aud even Of persons. have
i'uGSht Tie very Mans IatO diSrepu;e.
TA.i5 The troubles OF The laucrlug man
are receiving mere cdut, and Sympashy
Tor EiE IS dying ont. More and more
C'eAr.y defined IS the line becoming
which divides ;hs honest man. s4tisti-I
"ILa a JdsS remuneration which he has
IEu'y canned, until 10y his own effort he
can rise to a higher position IN l!le. and
The ioUd voiced bomb thrOwer.' who
scarcely able to speak TIE Engiisb Ian
Eu"ge' see kS 70 win hiS OWN coaItortaEls
iVIrg iron those who have worked for
IL p'esumlng upon the imagination and
afousirs false homes IA The hearts of
tt'>, mHo are stIll more ignorant than
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-11

Tfus .F5lday) is The day azed fol the exc
cUtlur 90 tae seven condemned Chicago
Anarchists, Spies, FleId-u, Parsons, Scuwab.
Fisca,r, E1gsl and LjuEr : powerful
eglrt has been made i1 CHi,lgo % prevail
upon The fs.aguu. aF the ~-atn 0s Illinois
20 comwul, their sentences tuto imprisou-
meut ior Tie ,n 'he state peniIeEtiary
Ou wednesday Captain Black, OF Chicago.
who was tbe Leading counsel og the con-
deugi~d men 90 rH-lr t-lIl accompanied D.
some other gentlemen who favor commu;a -
tioH, is well as bY the wives aEd children
OF tbe Anarchists wh. are ryarrlrd, had an
Interview with Gov. OLleShy IN the State
Cspltala SpgiagGe id. Captain B!Sc}s urged
ugon the Governor the mercy and public
policy cs coruutia- JGeir senteDcrs vsith all
the power ana el1Quanea wajch he knows so
wei how go usa. C.lerudGrass.s were made
Uuo petitions praying ,Jg amnesty end signed
by many ,Iausaad people, were presented 20
the Governor. a stroGZ Impression prevails
IN Chicago that the sentence OF .vo or ,sIra
oi tGa men, la whose eases there are gxtend-
ateiug circumstances, will be fnvoraJIy CON
sideysd 5v the G)yeruor. As we write this
iThursday aIJerGooa) va have no informa-
ton % the decision reached by GOV. Ogles-
by.
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Wild Animals at Large.

st. LOUIS, November 3. -Ona of the
most exciting scenes that ever occurred
IN this, or perhaps any other CITY, took
place at the Union Depot between 3 aud
O'Clock this afternoon, and for q time
Created not only tremendous excitement
but ths widest kind of q scare among
the people present. During thu day a
special train % passenger and fat cars
bearing John RobiCson's meuagerie and
circus people and their animals from
Fort Scott, Kan, came into the Union
Depot, en- route to Ciacinnsti, where
they are to winter. About 3 80 the
train pulled out 10 cross the bridge and
while passing over tbs puzzle SWITCH
IN the depot yards. a Ga, car flew the
track followed by others and ran into a
eight train on side track, demoIish-
ing two or three cars and killing George
>. SqulreS, a canyasman, and badly in
JnrluS L~o other circus men named
Fuller and Isle.
10 the smash. M some Of the animals
cages on the nat cars were broken and a
Bengal tiger, two lions, a leonard. a
lagusr, an ibeX and a vulturs escanad
The widest kind Of a commotion fol-
lowed. Depot officials and policemen
ran irantically atou: shouting warning
and there was a general aud auick
stampede from the yards TO the STR, :
oeyond. The circus ard depot men
then N tds search for the animals. The
leopard was found crouched under a
Height car az attemps vas mado TO lasso
hrm, but 1t failed aud the animal rushed
from cover, BIT man severely IN the
leg on his way out, bounded into III.
Ticket Office and then jumped through a
lIansom into a superiUtendant's uGic-
lie was besleged by the circus men and
after several attempts to capture him
ana two or three shots being fred at him
he gas covered with tarpau:in and Sc
cured.
Ohe Dy cne the other animals were
found and after more or less tronbIe
were captured and returned 20 their
cages, but it was not until nearly night
that The work was over ard the excite
ulent allayed.
ihe wreck was then cleared away and
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the train started for Cincinnati. The
body of SQuires was taken TO the morgue
and will pe disposed of by the authoIl-
ties. There were reports late 10 night
that all Of the animals have not Vet
been found, but the fact that none Of
the circus men remain in the city is
thought to ue good evidence that all The
beasts were secured and there does not
seem TO be- alarm felt in police or other
ciIcles. The capture OF one OF the lions
0as an exciting affair and developed
large amount OF true courage on the
part of his capsor. Manager Gilbert
saw the brute under freight car, and
at once grappled with him. For few
moments there was desperate struggle,
and nothing was 10 be seen but reVoiV-
ing man and beast and c'oud OF dust,
but the man finally triumphed and he'd
tue beast down 10 the platform until
assistance came ard the coWed creature
was dragged OFF to ia cage.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-11
The Elections.

W. give below the results OF las.
Tuesday, elections in those States IN
which there was anything OF a con.
tss,
In Pennsylvania the Republicans elect
their state ticket 10y a majority OF from
20 900 TO $4,000, Philadelphia con-
triUuting about oue.halr OF it, although
the independent Republicans aided the
Democrats in elecJing their candidate,
krumbLaar, tor Sheriff, hy : 600 ma
jority, aud DsChevt, their nominee for
Controller, rs s OO0 or 5000 majority.
This result is a triumph over the ring
candidates and victory for honest ad.
mitisuStiou ia municipal government.
In New YORK, where the result was
looked To with Great interest. the Dem
"crats elected their state ticket nv 81
majority oi aDou. Is eco, gain ofI7 600
over Cleveland majority three wears
ago. The Democrats carried the CITY OF
New ork 10y majority Of $4,000.
The An,i-SoveCiy party headed bv
Henry CyorEe and Dr. NcGlynn. was
knocked Sky high polling in the citv
only about 80 1000 votes instead Of 90. 900
as they confidently expected. The
World speaking of the New York YER
dict, saws
The result OF the election IN this State
settles three points rs thoroughly
as any political event can be settled in
advance. President Cleveland will be
fehom'nated by his party. NJ. Blaine
Will not he renOminated by the Repub-
means. Mr.. George will not control
Tue election next year. New York is
the pivotal Srste. Mr.. CIevslan5's
friends have had = complete triunnpb
They are entitled TO The fruits OF tbs
NietCTy Clover { eYeIaHd y indeed
IucNy mau, and james G.. Blaine nav
De suc 10 be dead C0-ls in tie pit.
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New &OrIS and New
-geI-Se v Democratic
Philadelphia Elects a Demo
cratic Sheriff and Con-
tr0iier,
Onto AND PENNSYLVANIA REPUB-
LJCAE Ey REDUCED MAJOR
ETIES.
THE WHOLE COUNTY TICKET
ELECTED BY HANDSOME
NA5ORITIES.

Coz EI,NoE BEAVER went 70 Pui.a-
delpH.a Icur days before tue election to
whooa i, up Zoe u,s TRENT Bil'' Leeds,
che machine eauiJGgJa for Sheriff Og
that city. Leeds took hj, 'ExcsIIsncv"
20 several ward meetings q, which be
delivered s9esche5 ia tav1. os the Boss
election. Ths ind p-ndrE, Republican,
how-yay, who knew J. eds went 90
wor, aud with the ald OF the ID ,mncrats
showed the G1veru1r's candidate 'uudpE
10 the extent ofaA1u, : G5u votes. The
question now arises wao IS the worse
whipped man, WuIam Il. Leeds of
James y. Beaver
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The Verdict Unanimous.

w. D. Salt. druggist. Bfppus, Ind, testi
hes: Il can recommend Electric Bit ers as
the very best remedy. Every bottle sold
has given relief in every case. One man
took six bottles, and was cured OF rheuma =
tiSm Of 10 years standing" Abraham
Hare druggist, BellviIle, Ohio, affirms:
The best selling medicine / have ever
handled in my 90 years experience, is Elec.
tic B tiers" Thousands of others Lave
added their testimony, SO that the verdict Is
unanimous that Electric Bitters do cure all
diseases OF the lIyer, kidneys or blood.
Only hS'f = dolia, bo;tls AT T. James drug
store.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-11

LIN - ALL
\ The undersigned will offer ~ private sale
hls house and lot situated 10 ths West ,varl nf
tJensourg. fronting on High street and extend.
luS pacA along Mary Ann street the west 60
Sampic street Iho house is a large double
house In good repair with good stable aud
me lot contains a number OF good IrJut trees
For terms cal on the uhscribrr 70 ifius oa iGg
premises. GEORGE HELLER.
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4 ADMINISTRATIONS, NnrICr

II Letters Oi aduiui stTatiou on the estate OF
Daniel COOuey, de ceased, OF Munster township
having beet granted To ths undersigned notice IL
hereby given 10 al persons Indebted TO said e=-
tate. 20 make payment without delay and tbo.,.
having claims against The same VIII Lrsseur tbar,
properly authenticated for settlement
CHARLES COuNET
Adm'r.
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CTRAY SHEEP.

- About two weeks go eight sheep ,trayed
away from the farm Of the subsCTiter IN Carroll
township and also Two from his premises To
ensburg. The sheen are all unarked on the bacl.
with tar Any person fUrnishtug Information
leading 10 their recovery will tie suitably re-
Wardei JnSEl II GCTW AID.
Ebeusburg, Oct. y, 1857.
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NOTICE

= NJ INVI I|E.-
IL Came 70 the premises Of the subscriber ra.
: ing IN Allegheny township. Cambria sount,,
- ABOUT July lth. lss7. one red steer ana ono
Il heiler about two year OLD. The owner IS rg-
q'iesIed L" come forward prove property. nv
charEes aud take them away. othervfse thsy
viii be disposed Of according 10 law
- WILLIAM DODSON.
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F AR VI FOR SALE
4 DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.
July q, 1857

4 DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE
~ Letters OF administrtlou on the estate Of
James Leahy, deceased. of Lilly borough, Carr
Oria county havin" been granted the under
signed, notice lie hereby gwen TO all persons in
de5ted TO said estate, 70 make pay ment without
delay, and those having claims against the same
viii present them properly auth tcated 'nr set
ucment. JOHN LEAHN .JR
lslliN, OCT. -, 1851 admir-.
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$50 Reward.

The school district af AHesaeny t,,,.,slir VIII
pay the above reward iD- ne arrest and ronyi-.
ti'n VI any person or persons f1tp breaKinu into
school property OF sAiG township
HUGH DRISKETs
-AI4eEu'h4 IVY Sct, -, 1885,. President.
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W HEN YOU want = On Printing - an 80,
" zone ENo ia" I,E.aIAS .ih.e tIifI.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-15

Cash quotations We're as follows.
Flour-Prices nominslly unchanged and
marke dull.
Corn a No. ?, ,5xc.
Oats-No 2, -.
Mess PORK, per bbl IA 25ali 50
Lard, per loo pounds, %rG7 10.
Short rib sides loose : 4 D. a.
Dry sailed shoulders boxed ; fGj Nj.
short clear sides boxed 90G7 o..
Hams, steady AT l2D@li o.
Whisky, distllers' furnished goods, / 1t
per gallon.
81. LOUIS, Dec. -Flour-Market slow
ana weak, prices ranging al 20Gi'o.
Wheat MarRet opened steady al yesterday
with corn, closing g lower; No. rcd cash,
SIC; December, 7hGl@ &c, closing 'A.qc bid;
January zoe; May, 50 -,G>ic, closing 81 &C bid.
Corn-lArket lower; cash, i7G ~ &c; Jan
uHry. 80 "a Ii1gc, closing i)i-c, May, ~ q
OATS Market ower; cash, SIC; May, sla,c
bid.
CorumeGl Market steady at245G250
WHISKY Market steady at o.
Provisious-M, rlet weak
Polk New, tj0.
Lard per leo pounds 725.
Meat-Dry saited shouldcrs boxed, ! q
20; long clears, ! l@7 w; clear ribs,
GIh@ -; short clear RIBS : 'S@a 81,
Observation-Disclosures boxed, So; long clears,
Hams Market steady at 10 2l@l2 90.
AF1ERNooN BOARD.
Wheat firm; pecem Der, 79itc January, soc;
! May size
Corn, higher December, Is C bid; January
/ 5l}AC May, Is g.
Oau, dIl but frm; May, S2i &C bid,
| NEW ORLEANS, Dec l3--Flour-ln good de-
maud; choice 3 SOFAS %; fancy, 3 SWd3 81
extra tancy, ! .5Hi ~; winter patents. lJG
/ -; Minnesota patent process, , 1OG55 Ia.
Con-Market quiet; white, b3i mixed, 81
yellow, 6iGhl.
] COrnmcal- Market quiet at - -,
! Iiay-MHrket strong ar higher; prime
~ OO(G2u co. choice, ~ 0NG2i on.
Hog Prouucts-Ma. ket dun aud lower.
Pork, II 81.
Lard refined terce, co.
Bunk shoulders. * long clea
Bacon-sh onllers p; long clear an'
clear ribs, b25a.
iams-Choice sugsr-cured canVassed, ll5
Wnsky-Market quiet at Oj1@l 81.
Coffee Market cas- Ter rio, lh5qc.
Rice Market steady ut 1908 &c
Cotton seed i1rDiuctS-MarIet dUli e1(
nominal; prime crude oils, sc
Coke and Menl--l9u0.
Brau-Quiet and weak at 72t2G75c.
Sugar Market quiet; open Kettle choice
q +; prime, TO strictly prime, i'-Gi7-lG, GOO
fair To fully fair, q ,Gi' D.; ceutriugals, plan
tation grHnulated G4MG H-lb; choice white
IGll-l6; oil VIII te. 3 as j-lb: choice We low
clarified 5e.ltG1i.; oil yellow clarified, . q
51s seconds, 4 a..
low grades neglected open kettle, choice .!
strictly prime, 36G37; centrltugss, strict
prime, 25G2i; good prime, 1000; syrup'
2gGoU
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

tlI'oTe. opened steady, closing quiet but
80 10 u points higher.
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,ckACKERs-All crackers a, 81. Louis lists;
CAN pLEs-star loo wax loc.
EE~E-Badgcf state, new, lie; iaucy
stock or am, tic.
CIDER MOTIFS, bbls, 5) Price a Lucu>
kNce ,ipt. half hhis. b; crab cider, IBIS 10 ~;
pcAch cid =, oO> II y purs Kentucky. 3 20.
CANDlEs-F dnt,tck ,ssc; Waco siicj, SIC;
~wtetuealL 3 pL .uN mo sticks; mixed, Ia
.ncsets l&i2 q ROYAL Ndck goo.
8nRlGD Fku ll-Arp,es Adde'S proc So
0vAporatcd, lie, No Sliced, 7o7. NC; bright
II aw quarters &c Current In bis So. half
6bls. ci boxes ; &C. ieoChcs sliced hhG>c
nc Dates In rails 5Se per w.. Ra'sIus-
California London layer, 20 per box; span
ish, London layer, -, Mus atcl, $50.
FUEL. oal- indian Territory, delivered AZ
yards, OF per IN Hard wood, 5 y per cord.
FLOl Northern mills, fancy patent, 2 b1;
half patent = az lamily - Local mills
GREEN FRI .s-lemons, S55d 70: or
aug T. 1"- GitO. choice APPLES,
GRlrs Per Dbl a.
lIAM~-'er M, u Gl219c.
do iron per o., SIC. Horse hoes, Bur- N,
per keS, o u. Fence staples plain. ~; do
galvanized, . ST. A5es' hrst quality, "a
: 5OGs vs. Rubber belu <, discount IL
/ HOMlNY Per bbl. / 20
LARD -Dold's family, Sc; bold, White
/ Rose, Nc; snow w hite, 81,
| LNE American cases doz each, 3 -
| Greenwich do1 S15; Philadelphia, ido1
LUMe En- Rough IS COdloC) per N; elea
Ing, 10 as 90; - aAd Nj ceiling, Ia 52d 30
d. rough ceiling Y -; siding 7, IS Ola
90; white pine, = 90; poplar siding, "a 10
y X shinsle i''; do Boss TO- pailng
heart pine rough, - %; do dressed, > 20
MUsrARD- culbmn's Philadelphia, ne
weight, 10 cans, doz boNe,. per dol, u
~ 2dol, per dol, ! 75i lib, dol. Per DO
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GENERAL LOCAL MARKET,
pROpuCE, ETC.

ANN NITION-Powder Rifle, kegs o0'
half kegs, . 75 Blasting, kegs ? %. shot
Drop. 20; BUCK. 90. sp,- Waterproof, re,
BACON-Shrrt clear, NC; dry salt, - 9l0c
BEANS-Nayy, 4ci Bayou, sc; Lima Be-
BROOMS- WaCo-mate, K, 50i No !, %
No2.8Cl; No3,2,l; no %; No 3, 2 %.
BAK Nc POWDER -Dr. Prices and RoyaI
Brands-6oh -; J')Z, ~; ~ 10, II 50 one
Snoon-2 o., ic; ioz, &c; sou, 10; I'm, 2 40.
BRAN Minis quote per ton Il 10 Tor wheat
5CJf1r corn. ....,,...,,
CARnAGE-Fr Fresh northern ac}9'5o per
''E'yA,XNED GOODS Apples 10 cans, 4
ner DO; gallon cans, 2o' Black berries IN
T.. Strawberries -n u; seberries-2N
! + Raspoerriss-2 l6l; WnortleberTies,
3u i ST. Corn Upper Ten al ,Winsl2w,
! D.: snowflake I11i ride ~ the west ~
Jersey Civ Is; INDEPENDENT "7' LOBSTER a.
yr2I' ~ Is: oysters 10 igi2j, IN l1t 9l 55i y
itg6t weipht zoe; 2n 20. Peaches-3lt };
iN2tI 1ineapple- nh ! 81. Peas SINAI
Nsy2O0: fine iamily -; early June ~
1isirowlats ~ soaks sc; French g@7c
zach salmon Columbia river 2 }. Shrimp
-2iOaSti Tomatoes-3it 81. Iehornl"
iruit, dtting's -Apricots ~ N 225; BACK og
ries t1Gl 30. gooseberries2 =; ra-pbe,rie'
1pDa8 ~; straw berries 3 10; cherries, while
3o-: black, ga; peaches, yellow ireestoher
Ss5' white cling 8 10; niums, 2j; pears 2 s.
CosFEE- Choice rl2 ~ IL, 5f'i9n Re -I@' ''''
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LIVERPOOL COTTON

Is day ...., '...,..,......., V95'0,
sday last year -.....-.-.......-.-.. l'''25,1iO
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'RtTN AND PRODUCE
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARK EFT.

go DEC. ll-Before butiness began
D. ,TI, 2-day, predictions OF lower prices
d. 'Ser breaks in the grain markets were
d as, 'ay "heat opened ut Sac, = decline
u dss "lsn rlo @ of a -. There was Il
/ p," w uu}lug rom various sources at
L IN 1.G the May option frmed up TO
Fly br man II minutes. Buying Wa,
trtvt Auineious sharp scalpers who sold
h ma gay and took advantage Of the
BIOS M. even M tra les. In corn, May
Sam At With sales IN the pit g.
J. ierru I"e no alc. There was uneNpc ted
/ a.. 'H' 'or stun at = o, and In ten min
king ma! ~ mp - 55 -c, which was It,
p es.i opened unchanged at SD .
D coal ~ lHI base, Of com ny TWO promi-
ktut + 'ot,e "'crs advanced May 153Hc IN
nm .o"r. a break al l03p Hndt I
y 1nb, 2e. May pork from 10 - 70
attl5, ,s, the opening Msy 1rA
RI on,, ana "s- weak at that fgur The
el.c 1rt'4 and May wheat went dow a y
p lea .bt,f lowest prices OF the morning
pa dr. ny both corn and wheat on the
wheai J. II 10" B. Ai,er that hour
ucl 80 down 20 SEC PIC. There was
b. got St'lt meni and , much selling when
Fl iisai5 10 this hg ire that the crowd
fnpl, Snort before Il knew ii, A lew
80 even No made the crowd quite
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CIRCULAR

WACO O
knowledge feeling salts
consp
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ambition always directed" will apparent that the slgfn interior
: h II : Co
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months i'll mills
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nervous and values reacted. Before noon
NAV wheat was back 10 Sc AMI Tor a long
time 1t held moderately steady sround ~ "a,
Sc May corn got down to 52J,C Oh the break.
and it reacted on covering by nervous Sports
The break was largely brought abont by
heavy sales by Detroit puuger Fuckers hood
ed corn.
The following are the highest closing points
ia leading futures:
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WOOL,

ST. LOUIS, Dec. IA Wool market quie' and
easy with some large sales OF
Texas Neeees; prices UNCHANGED
a inSa blight medium. lOS2j9.
coarse braid, l392; low sandy
lO@lS fine light, lJG2O; fne heavy, lOtpls tpb-
washed, choice, -; inferior %g33; sacks
lUG20 hard and bury, lDgl5.
BOSroS, Dec. l4.-WoOl In fair demand
ot&io extra, 3l(G3l nc; *, 32G321gci Michigan
rAtcs -jG-J}ac; Territory woods li9?i &C;
uarcpl lB1 30
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COFFEE.

GALVESTON, Dec li.-WhOlesals dealers
report. Market unchanged; Ordinary, =
good ordinary, 2lA; fair to prime, TX choice
%; peaberry. "a; government Java NJ
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COTTON.


WACO COTTON.
Nuo Dec, 1.-THE following are some
y Quotations furnished 10y prominent
A.,
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sarTS Az UNITED STATES PORTS.
q IEsToN. Dec 1.-THE following Is a
fsrative statement OF cotton receipts at
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fects of the great remedy referred to. at
is now about seven wears since ! was cured
of sharp rheumatic pains in my shoulders by
st. Jacobs Oil. Previous to that time had
suffered at intervals for many years 50 So
verely that it was impossible for me to arise
in the morning without first having the
afflicted parts treated by brisk rubbing.
CAS- mere experiment, IN the year 1879 !
rubbed myself with the remedy several
times, and finding much relief, continued its
use and was finally cured Should the pains
manifest any intention Of returning should
treat them as did seven years ago, Ever
since have always recommended it, not as q
hair subjugator, but as great relief and
cure for rheumatism.
"Iours ey-rheumatiCally